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A) will avoid high expenses.
B) is an investment scam.
C) is a Ponzi scheme.
D) constitutes insider trading.
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A) the declaration of dividends by Orbital's board of directors.
B) the later re-registration of Orbital's securities.
C) the short-swing activities of Orbital's insiders.
D) the solicitation of proxies from Orbital's shareholders.
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A) corporate insiders.
B) misappropriation.
C) short-swing profits.
D) tippers and tippees.
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A) the declaration of dividends by the firm's board of directors.
B) the later re-registration of the firm's securities.
C) the short-swing activities of the firm's insiders.
D) the solicitation of proxies from the firm's shareholders.
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A) public companies.
B) private investors.
C) state regulators.
D) the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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A) certify that the statements are accurate.
B) delegate the responsibility for preparing the statements.
C) deliver the statements to the appropriate SEC officer.
D) prepare the statements.
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A) material when she sold the stock.
B) available to the public after she bought the stock.
C) available to the public before she bought the stock.
D) forward-looking when she bought the stock.
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A) liable for insider trading.
B) not liable because Carly did not prevent others from profiting.
C) not liable because Carly did not solicit information from Ben.
D) not liable because Carly does not work for AirLift.
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A) market professionals to explain to all investors.
B) government regulators to disclose to the general public.
C) sophisticated investors only.
D) unsophisticated investors.
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A) government prosecution and a private investor's suit.
B) negative publicity but no criminal prosecution or civil suit.
C) only government prosecution.
D) only the private investor's suit.
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A) any other public company with which the firm exchanges shares.
B) any state in which the firm does business.
C) the federal government.
D) the state in which the firm incorporated.
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A) the blue-sky theory.
B) the misappropriation theory.
C) the free-writing prospectus theory.
D) the tipper/tippee theory.
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A) none of the choices.
B) job termination but no other sanctions, penalties, or liability.
C) a fine, imprisonment, and damages.
D) professional censure but no criminal sanctions or civil liability.
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